Bioharvest Sciences Inc. (Nasdaq: BHST), an SEC filer in Pharmaceutical Preparations, closed at $1.84, -0.5%, on 2026-08-28, with a market cap of $42M as of 2026-08-27, a return on equity of -83.2% and a net margin of -32.3%. Institutional ownership, earnings history and filed financials are on the tabs below.
▾Key Stats
latest annual · USD · YoY = latest FY vs prior · EDGAR ↗
Market Capⓘ
$41.7M
Enterprise Valueⓘ
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Revenueⓘ
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Gross Profitⓘ
$20.5M
+46.9%
EBITDAⓘ
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Net Incomeⓘ
-$11.1M
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Diluted EPSⓘ
—
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Free Cash Flowⓘ
—
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Trajectory· every stored fiscal year, oldest → newest
FY2022–FY2025 · 4 years · USD
Gross profitFY2025
$20.5M+46.9%
3 of 4 years served
Bars are the value as filed for every stored fiscal year (oldest → newest, the latest bar solid); a year the store has no value for is left EMPTY. Free cash flow is operating cash flow less capital expenditures for the same year — the only figure here computed from two lines, and a year missing either one is a gap. The 3y/5y/10y CAGRs are the analytics core’s own (positive-base only); no rate is recomputed on this strip, and no rate is shown for a series the core doesn’t publish one for. Diluted EPS is drawn on ONE share basis: as-filed per-share figures from before a split are stated on the old basis, so where the implied share count breaks (net income ÷ EPS, ±1.45× band — the same acceptance band the API’s own classifier uses) the earlier bars are left undrawn and any CAGR horizon reaching past the break is suppressed rather than shown as a rate across two different bases.
Income bridge
The bridge draws from revenue and net income — it appears once a period carries both.
▸Capital discipline· 3Y net share change n/a
Ratios· derived from reported figures
Ratio
2023
2024
2025
Trend · 3y
vs own
vs sector
▾Margins
Gross Profitabilityⓘ
37.55%
55.77%
42.96%
50%
81%
▸Returns on Capital · 1 ratios
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Income Statement· annual · USD · 5 lines
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